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Master Fastest Times: Continental Championships - Americas

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Dragon Boat 200M Senior/Master Fastest Times: Continental Championships - Americas[info 1]

Continental Championships - Pan America (North, South, & Central America) [info 2]

Continents of the Americas

The Pan American region is a multi-continental area encompassing North and South America and including the Central American and Caribbean nations in between.[1] The modern era has now seen Dragon Boat sport spread to many corners of this region. The largest player in this area is Canada, which also has the earliest Pan American representation of hosting a major Dragon Boat event when the IDBF Club Crew World Championships were held in Vancouver British Columbia in 1996.[2] The 4th Pan American Dragon Boat Championships were hosted recently by Trinidad and Tobago in March of 2019, becoming the first major international competition held in continental South America.[3] As of 2010 nearly 100,000 individuals are involved in the sport in the Americas.[4]

This article details the fastest Dragon Boat 200 Meter Senior/Master times within the North, South, and Central American continental regions, and includes all major competitions in which a legitimate world record time may be produced.

Pan American Dragon Boat Club Crew Championships*[event ref 1] (2011-Present) *West Hemisphere

Year Top Time Team Date Division Race Location
2021 XX.XXX[5] Un-Decided <<Event not yet taken place>> Panama City PA
2019 63.640*[6] File:Flag of the U.S..svg Team DPW US 2019-03-24 Senior A Mixed Cycle-01 Tobago TT
2017 56.890*[7] File:Flag of the U.S..svg Florida Tarpons US 2017-03-19 Senior A Open Round-3 Ponce PR
2015 XX.XXX[8] 2015-08-14 <<Small boats only, no standard boats>> Welland CA
2013 XX.XXX[9] <<2nd Official Panam Championships was Welland 2015; no championships held in 2013>>
2011 XX.XXX[10][11] July 30-31 <<Small boats only, no standard boats>> File:Flag of the U.S..svg Tampa US

Pan American Games*[event ref 2] (1951-Present) *For Nations in Western Hemisphere

Year Top Time Team Date Division Race Location
2023 XX.XXX[12] Oct 20-Nov 05 <<Event not yet taken place>> Santiago CL
2019 XX.XXX[13] Jul 26-Aug 11 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Lima PE
2015 XX.XXX[14] July 10-26 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Toronto CA
2011 XX.XXX[15] October 14-30 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Guadalajara MX
2007 XX.XXX[16] July 13-29 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Rio De Janeiro BR
2003 XX.XXX[17] August 01-17 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> File:Flag of Dominican Republic.svg Santa Domingo DO
1999 XX.XXX[18] Jul 23-Aug 08 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Winnipeg CA
1995 XX.XXX[19] March 12-26 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Mar Del Plata AR
1991 XX.XXX[20] August 02-18 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Havana CU
1987 XX.XXX[21] August 07-23 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> File:Flag of the U.S..svg Indianapolis US
1983 XX.XXX[22] August 14-29 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Caracas VE
1979 XX.XXX[23] July 01-15 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> San Juan PR
1975 XX.XXX[24] October 12-26 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Mexico City MX
1971 XX.XXX[25] Jul 30-Aug 13 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Cali CO
1967 XX.XXX[26] Jul 23-Aug 06 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Winnipeg CA
1963 XX.XXX[27] Apr 20-May 05 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Sao Paulo BR
1959 XX.XXX[28] Aug 27-Sep 07 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> File:Flag of the U.S..svg Chicago US
1955 XX.XXX[29] March 12-26 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Mexico City MX
1951 XX.XXX[30] Feb 25-Mar 09 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Buenos Aires AR

North American Indigenous Games*[event ref 3] (1990-Present) *N.American Native Nations

Year Top Time Team Date Division Race Location
2020 XX.XXX[31] July 12-18 <<Event not yet taken place>> Halifax CA
2017 XX.XXX[32] July 16-23 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Toronto CA
2014 XX.XXX[33] Un-Recorded <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Regina CA
2011 XX.XXX[34] Un-Recorded <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> File:Flag of the U.S..svg Milwaukee US
2008 XX.XXX[35] Un-Recorded <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Cowichan Bay CA
2006 XX.XXX[36] Un-Recorded <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> File:Flag of the U.S..svg Denver US
2002 XX.XXX[37] Un-Recorded <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Winnipeg CA
1997 XX.XXX[38] Un-Recorded <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Victoria CA
1995 XX.XXX[39] Un-Recorded <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> File:Flag of the U.S..svg Blaine US
1993 XX.XXX[40] Un-Recorded <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Prince Albert CA
1990 XX.XXX[41] Un-Recorded <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Edmonton CA

South American Games[event ref 4] (1978-Present)

Year Top Time Team Date Division Race Location
2022 XX.XXX[42] Un-Decided <<Event not yet taken place>> Asunción PY
2018 XX.XXX[43] May 26-Jun 08 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Cochabamba BO
2014 XX.XXX[44] March 07-18 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Santiago CL
2010 XX.XXX[45] March 19-30 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Medellín CO
2006 XX.XXX[46] November 09-19 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Buenos Aires AR
2002 XX.XXX[47] August 01-11 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Rio De Janeiro BR
1998 XX.XXX[48] October 21-31 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Cuenca EC
1994 XX.XXX[49] November 19-28 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Valencia VE
1990 XX.XXX[50] December 01-10 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Lima PE
1986 XX.XXX[51] Nov 28-Dec 08 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Santiago CL
1982 XX.XXX[52] Nov 26-Dec 02 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Rosario AR
1978 XX.XXX[53] November 03-12 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> La Paz BO

South American Beach Games*[event ref 5] (2009-Present) *Beach Sports (Land/Water)

Year Top Time Team Date Division Race Location
2019 XX.XXX[54] March 14-23 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Rosario AR
2015 XX.XXX[55] <<Event cancelled by local national government>> Pimentel PE
2014 XX.XXX[56] May 14-24 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Vargas VE
2011 XX.XXX[57] December 02-12 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Manta EC
2009 XX.XXX[58] December 03-13 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Montevideo UY

Americans Masters Games*[event ref 6] (2016-Present) *For Athletes Age 35 and Older

Year Top Time Team Date Division Race Location
2020 XX.XXX[59] Un-Decided <<Event not yet taken place>> Un-Decided
2016 XX.XXX[60] Aug 26-Sep 04 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Vancouver CA

Parapan American Games*[event ref 7] (1999-Present) *N/S American Disabled Athletes

Year Top Time Team Date Division Race Location
2023 XX.XXX[61] November 17-25 <<Event not yet taken place>> Santiago CL
2019 XX.XXX[62] Aug 23-Sep 01 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Lima PE
2015 XX.XXX[63] August 07-15 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Toronto CA
2011 XX.XXX[64] November 12-20 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Guadalajara MX
2007 XX.XXX[65] August 12-19 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Rio De Janeiro BR
2003 XX.XXX[66] December 03-10 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Mar Del Plata AR
1999 XX.XXX[67] November 04-14 <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> Mexico City MX

Central American & Caribbean Games*[event ref 8] (1926-Present) *Caribbean Nations

Year Top Time Team Date Division Race Location
ALL XX.XXX[68] <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> File:Flag of Central America (Proposal).png Central American Locs

Bolivarian Games/Beach & Youth Games*[event ref 9] (1938-Present) *OBEDO Nations

Year Top Time Team Date Division Race Location
ALL XX.XXX[69] <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> OBEDO Nations

Arctic Games*[event ref 10] (1970-Present) *Limited to Far North Native Nations

Year Top Time Team Date Division Race Location
ALL XX.XXX[70] <<Dragon Boat not on sport agenda>> File:Flag of the American Indian Movement.svg Far-North Native Nations

Marker Symbols Explanations

Marker Symbols Explanation Table
no marker Data conclusive (examined every individual heat for full event).

If no Sr/Ma div known, may list fastest time in any category.

† Data found from grand final (other heats not found or data not available)
‡ Data may not be available in Senior/Master: fastest Premier/Senior times may be given
# Found fastest time in Senior/Master division but other data not found or not available
* Relevant further information
'ALL' Findings relevant for all years competition for described event
'XX.XXX' Event not eligible for inclusion as record setting: see <<explanation>>

Events References

  1. ↑ PADBA Club Crew Championships references: https://dragonboaters.org/idbf/padbf/#.XW7cUflKiwU
  2. ↑ Pan American Games references: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pan_American_Games
  3. ↑ North American Indigenous Games references: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_American_Indigenous_Games
  4. ↑ South American Games references: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_American_Games
  5. ↑ South American Beach Games references: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_American_Beach_Games
  6. ↑ Americans Masters Games references: https://www.imga.ch/en/mediacenter/#eventsdata
  7. ↑ Parapan American Games references: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parapan_American_Games
  8. ↑ Central American & Caribbean Games references: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_American_and_Caribbean_Games
  9. ↑ Bolivarian Games/Beach & Youth Games references: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bolivarian_Games
  10. ↑ Arctic Games references: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arctic_Winter_Games

Information Notes

  1. ↑ Continental Championships references competitions overseen by a major global sport governing body and involving at least two separate nations or territories. In general these events involve multiple nations and can involve multiple continents (as evidenced in Pan American events which encompass North, Central, and South America).
  2. ↑ Pan American Continental Championships refers to events within the full continents of North and south America, as well as the Caribbean and Central American countries. It also refers to individual continental events within Pan-America and to various subsets within this region (Certain allied nations, past nation conglomerates, Native nations, etc.). Eligibility as a fastest time producing event includes only competitions involving at least two or more independent nations or territories and overseen by a major international sport governing body.

Notes and References

  1. ↑ "Americas". wikipedia.com. Retrieved 2019-12-11. Unknown parameter |url-status= ignored (help)
  2. ↑ "INTERNATIONAL DRAGON BOAT FEDERATION Member of the General Association of International Sports Federations DRAGON BOAT SPORT 2009" (PDF). Retrieved 2019-12-11.
  3. ↑ "Pan American Club Crew Championships 2019". Retrieved 2019-12-11.
  4. ↑ "The Dragon Boat - History and Culture" (PDF). Retrieved 2019-12-11.
  5. ↑ "Tobago's Oceanus crowned top premier team". Trinidad and Tobago Newsday. 2019-03-26. (Last Paragraph). Retrieved 2019-12-01. Unknown parameter |url-status= ignored (help)
  6. ↑ "2019 Dragon Boat Pan-American Club Crew Championships - Trinidad and Tobago". idbfchamps.org. (Race #095). Retrieved 2019-12-01. Unknown parameter |url-status= ignored (help)
  7. ↑ "2017 Dragon Boat Pan-American Club Crew Championships - Puerto Rico". idbfchamps.org. (Race #085). Retrieved 2019-12-01. Unknown parameter |url-status= ignored (help)
  8. ↑ "the BCS Dragon Boaters Newsletter, Spring 2015, Vol 8, Issue 1" (PDF). www.americandragonboat.org/. (Page 02, The Pan Am Club Crew Championships). Retrieved 2019-12-15. Unknown parameter |url-status= ignored (help)
  9. ↑ "Pan American Dragon Boat Federation - President". PADBF President Franco Siu Chong. Retrieved 2019-12-01. Unknown parameter |url-status= ignored (help)
  10. ↑ "Pan Am Races Kick Off Dragon Boat Week". Tampa, FL Patch. 2011-07-31. (2nd Paragraph). Retrieved 2019-12-01. Unknown parameter |url-status= ignored (help)
  11. ↑ "Dragon Boat International, July 2011" (PDF). (Page 03). Retrieved 2019-12-11. Unknown parameter |url-status= ignored (help)
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  13. ↑ "2019 Pan American Games", Wikipedia, 2019-11-14, retrieved 2019-12-01 (Sports Section)
  14. ↑ "2015 Pan American Games", Wikipedia, 2019-11-28, retrieved 2019-12-01 (Sports Section)
  15. ↑ "2011 Pan American Games", Wikipedia, 2019-09-09, retrieved 2019-12-01 (Sports Section)
  16. ↑ "2007 Pan American Games", Wikipedia, 2019-11-15, retrieved 2019-12-01 (Sports Section)
  17. ↑ "2003 Pan American Games", Wikipedia, 2019-11-05, retrieved 2019-12-01 (Sports Section)
  18. ↑ "1999 Pan American Games", Wikipedia, 2019-09-16, retrieved 2019-12-01 (Sports Section)
  19. ↑ "1995 Pan American Games", Wikipedia, 2019-08-08, retrieved 2019-12-01 (Sports Section)
  20. ↑ "1991 Pan American Games", Wikipedia, 2019-07-29, retrieved 2019-12-01 (Sports Section)
  21. ↑ "1987 Pan American Games", Wikipedia, 2019-09-05, retrieved 2019-12-01 (Events Section)
  22. ↑ "1983 Pan American Games", Wikipedia, 2019-08-24, retrieved 2019-12-01 (Sports Section)
  23. ↑ "1979 Pan American Games", Wikipedia, 2019-10-18, retrieved 2019-12-01 (Sports Section)
  24. ↑ "1975 Pan American Games", Wikipedia, 2019-09-02, retrieved 2019-12-01 (Sports Section)
  25. ↑ "1971 Pan American Games", Wikipedia, 2019-09-16, retrieved 2019-12-01 (Sports Section)
  26. ↑ "1967 Pan American Games", Wikipedia, 2019-08-21, retrieved 2019-12-01 (Sports Section)
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  44. ↑ "2014 South American Games", Wikipedia, 2019-11-06, retrieved 2019-12-01 (Sports Section)
  45. ↑ "2010 South American Games", Wikipedia, 2019-06-26, retrieved 2019-12-01 (Sports Section)
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  47. ↑ "2002 South American Games", Wikipedia, 2019-11-15, retrieved 2019-12-01 (Sports Section)
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  50. ↑ "1990 South American Games", Wikipedia, 2019-09-27, retrieved 2019-12-01 (Sports Section)
  51. ↑ "1986 South American Games", Wikipedia, 2019-09-27, retrieved 2019-12-01 (Sports Section)
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  53. ↑ "1978 Southern Cross Games", Wikipedia, 2019-09-26, retrieved 2019-12-01 (Sports Section)
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  68. ↑ "Central American and Caribbean Games", Wikipedia, 2019-11-22, retrieved 2019-12-01 (Sports Table)
  69. ↑ "Bolivarian Games", Wikipedia, 2019-10-20, retrieved 2019-12-01 (Sports Section)
  70. ↑ "Arctic Winter Games", Wikipedia, 2019-09-12, retrieved 2019-12-01 (Sports Disciplines Section)  


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